Finally caught up with a mate of mine Christian Fletcher who is over this way shooting for a new book and also for PMA that is held in Sydney this year.
I took him down to Soldiers Beach which just like Forresters Beach has so much to shoot. There was a lot of potential in the sky for an amazing light show but it never got there in the end. Didn’t stop Fletch shooting like it was his last day on earth. It’s always great shooting new locations.
This shot is at 24mm and after seeing Fletch’s shots at 16mm on his 16-35mm f2.8 I know what I am going to be saving for next.
This is another exposure blend of three shots.
hey Matt – when I want to see the news I make sure I have a look at your blog first.
Fletch’s isn’t up to date yet with Soldiers, slack, eh??
I guess that’s because things happen slower in the west
By: Barney on June 25, 2009
at 9:11 am
Very smooth Matt, love the blues. Looks like a great location.
By: thomasparkes on June 25, 2009
at 11:32 am
Thanks Barney… yea Fletch over the past 6 weeks has been flat out. I’m sure when his trip is over his blog will be pumped with heaps of shots.
Thanks Tom, yea it is great spot. I will be doing a lot more shooting here in the near future.
By: mattlauder on June 25, 2009
at 12:07 pm
Hey Matt, shoot me an email next time you’re going to Soldiers if you want some company. Have you tried Frazers yet?
By: Nathan on June 25, 2009
at 10:07 pm
sweet mate, pissed off I didn’t get this angle now you did a great job, flag that old film stuff mate with this sort of work you can’t go back, the previous shot is also very nice. Well done and thanks for showing me the spot.
By: christianfletcher on June 26, 2009
at 12:07 am
Hey Matt, Adam Smith here. Great shot mate. Love the texture of the rocks. By the way, I was out on the very point of soldiers this morning and ran into a spot of trouble. If your back there in the near future and see a random dunlop volley or sock drift past, pick it up for me. Thanks
By: Adam Smith on June 26, 2009
at 5:49 pm